the white woman is so over it lmaoooo "yes sir AND she speaks" jsjzsjdjdj

@ryiason5139

4 жыл бұрын

@Thor Swenson the entire premise of the movie is about race and she is a white woman???????

@jesswoody3452

3 жыл бұрын

She knows that woman are smart ! She wants her to succeed for women . Love this clip

Now that’s some good sass

@starspark9471

Жыл бұрын

But it was also stated so humbly and matter of fact.

I kinda liked Ruth's subtle sassiness in this film, the audience suspected that she had probably gone through some sexist bullshit as well to get that job. Too bad it took her a while to shake her own racist prejudices.

@Generalscorpio

3 жыл бұрын

This is true and is even touched on in the movie however it's hardly surprising for a movie set in civil rights era Virginia to make white-on-black racism the primary focus.

@gehteuchnixan5180

3 жыл бұрын

j. verdikto I'm actually wondering if she said "and she speaks", because she was angry about the man not speaking directly with catherine.

@ariaflame-au

3 жыл бұрын

@Thor Swenson Thor, black people in the USA could be prejudiced but not racist because they did not have the political power or cultural dominance to prioritise their race over others.

@maxsdad538

3 жыл бұрын

When will you get over YOURS, verdikto?

@jaredwattier1749

3 жыл бұрын

@@ariaflame-au look up the definition of racist and that will tell you how off your line of reasoning is.... lol

I never noticed the subtle smirk at the end from Ruth when Katherine proves she's a boss calculator.

I am a 68-year old male, thank God for these 3 ladies.

So much of what is put forth on the space program has focused on the astronauts- this movie is great because it focuses on the tens of thousands of people who put them out there.

@bcatypical

3 жыл бұрын

Well actually on THREE, and a LOT of credit goes directly to THEM. ...well SHOULD go to them.

When a Computer states what they prefer and pushes their glasses into place, there's no more to question about their abilities 🤓

@mckayleepugmire9947

Жыл бұрын

She prefers something besides Euclidian too, given what little I know, I feel like that says something

“Absolutely, and she speaks.” 😆

Run them pearls 😂😂

@keishadewsbury1104

6 жыл бұрын

Lil Kendrick 😆😆

That secretary is great! She always politely reminds him of the obvious😂

One of the best movies I’ve seen ..truly inspiring ..

I laughed, I cried and I felt triumph when I watched this movie. Thank you, ladies!

At the end with her glasses 👓 and her nerd move, so cute😁 im sure she secretly admired.

What a movie and taraji! Love her!

I need to say that Taraji is one of the most gorgeous woman ive seen in film for a while...and I am female! This film is brilliant

One of my favorite movies ever.

Knap, indrukwekkend, chapeau ❕Daar ben ik jaloers op ❕

loved this

Those were some badass lines you don't see in macho movies. Rooting for Ruth! Interesting how when men say the same things its called BADASS, but when women say the same lines its called SASSINESS. Its BADASS both ways, guys.

Divided this nation falls. Neither should we feel that we are entitled just because of our skin color. It is through hard work and smart work that we move up in this world and help our country along the way.

@bidensucks2922

Жыл бұрын

lol.... the left laughs

i like how they portrayed al, a somewhat sexist character that's also ignorant towards the racism, but sensibly found how incredibly pointless and damaging it is to have these social prejudices while in the face of adversity and chance

I have the feeling this movie will make me cry my heart out...I have not had the balls to watch it.

@likedamn4

3 жыл бұрын

Please watch it! You won’t regret it. You might tear up a bit, but it will be all because of being proud of them and the strength you will feel coming off of them. Go for it :))

Oh Gram Schmidt... you always find that ONS that spans the same vectorspace.

lol the only response at the end is "Well, ok then"

Her look says "Any questions?"

She SO kicks A** in this scene...

Love the movie

what does she mean by geometry and speaking

@MariaMartinez-researcher

6 жыл бұрын

Lucy Mclaren The guy asks the supervisor what she can do (geometry) instead of asking her, the polite thing to do. He was being not too subtly dismissive and disrespectful. The supervisor remarks she can do geometry and she also speaks (for herself). That's what she says she can do both things, when finally he addresses her as he should have for starters. Geometry and speaking.

yooooo i just learned about gram-schmidt orthogonalization in my linear algebra class

"And she speaks" That's really insulting.

I hate how he is always chewing something.

Back when employing people (especially women) was cheaper than buying computers.

@barneydenstad2148

4 жыл бұрын

They hadnt modern computers of our days! So with a computer they did meant a person fluent in computing mathematics.

@aaliyaramanathan5362

4 жыл бұрын

she's a computer because she computes the mathematics! the computers you are referring to used to span the entire room back in those days.

@ariaflame-au

4 жыл бұрын

sleeplessandstressed they had some in the movie too, the women were the only ones who managed to get them to work

@barneydenstad2148

4 жыл бұрын

@@ariaflame-au Yes. That was film of course. But almost so was in reality too: Our women in question understood quite early the new electronic computers would with time make most of the human computers unnecessary. So they early made sure to reeducate themselves into the ones whom did programmes for these electronical computers... Of course, them being first rate matemathicians did helped them much to make appropriate programs. So it wasnt only the computer language, you must know the math if you want the computer to do the math... Especiellly in the first quite dumb computers.

@MrSunrise-

3 жыл бұрын

Sigh. A computer was a person. Someone figured out how to do specialized calculations with mechanical mechanisms and the fire control computer was born. Somebody else had an idea to make a configurable computing machine and that became an electronic digital computer. It wasn't cheaper to employ people than buying an *electronic computer* ; it it was the *only* way to perform complex calculations. Richard Feynman wrote in "Surely you must be joking..." about large rooms full of computers doing work on the atomic weapons programs. Now, we name our machines after the occupation of "computer".

Anyone know where I can see this?

@bluepumping1249

3 жыл бұрын

Disney plus

In honor of my Aunty Amy

I watched this wonderful movie again last night. I had never watched the Big Bang until recently and realized that Sheldon (Jim Parsons) was also in this movie. He is the antithesis of Sheldon Cooper. A white racist mathematician. The protagonist of this great movie.

😜

The real story was not good enough and they added a thick layer of lies :- \ bad bad bad...

And she speaks? That's kind of insulting.

And she speaks? That's kind of insulting

Fiction

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